SNS-IX locally assesses, pilots, integrates and hands over Deception, ITDR and protected-workspace controls in Uzbekistan. EDR, VM and the integrated platform remain visible below with an explicit early-access or roadmap status.
Works with the existing SIEM and EDR. Every pilot starts with agreed scenarios and measurable success criteria.
The moving signal shows one event: detect the activity, add context and hand it to the SOC.
You do not need the entire stack at once. Select the clearest business risk; SNS-IX will map the first control, dependencies and pilot criteria.
Start with a 10–15 working-day identity exposure assessment.
Assess identity exposure↗ 02 MOVEMENT Reconnaissance and lateral movementValidate agreed attack scenarios with a controlled Deception pilot.
Plan a Deception pilot↗ 03 DATA Contractors, BYOD and sensitive dataTest an encrypted, policy-controlled workspace in your environment.
Plan a workspace pilot↗ 04 UNSURE The priority is not clear yetDescribe the business scenario; SNS-IX will map the first control and pilot criteria.
Choose the first engagement↗Each path starts with a bounded assessment or pilot, produces documented evidence, and can move into operation only after the result is validated.
Begin with a controlled Deception pilot. After validation, SNS-IX can maintain the deception layer, triage workflow and reporting.
Start with an identity exposure assessment and a prioritized remediation plan. Continue into pilot-led Managed ITDR when the operating scope is agreed.
Validate an encrypted workspace for approved applications and corporate data, with policy-controlled channels and activity records.
Decoys, lures, synthetic identities and canary files create controlled paths that ordinary users and applications should never touch.
A focused event for reconnaissance, credential misuse or lateral movement.Identity protection analyzes directory context and protected hosts for risky privileges, configuration gaps and stored credential artifacts.
A prioritized identity-risk map and events the SOC can investigate.A protected workspace separates corporate data from the personal and external environment, with access policies, encryption, authentication and activity records.
A controlled place to use sensitive data without opening an unrestricted extraction path.Endpoint protection collects host-level security telemetry and supports response actions around the scenarios, policies and operating systems agreed for the rollout.
Host context for detection, triage, containment and forensic follow-up.The roadmap capability is intended to connect vulnerable hosts and local privilege-escalation paths with identity exposure instead of prioritizing findings by severity score alone.
A planned risk view across vulnerable hosts, privilege paths and identity exposure.SNS-IX Defense Platform is the announced direction for correlating deception, identity, endpoint and vulnerability context so the SOC can follow activity across the attack path instead of investigating isolated alerts.
A planned shared incident view for faster triage, investigation and coordinated response.A pilot is complete only when the agreed scenarios work, the SOC receives useful context and your team has a documented production decision.
The pilot checks the reconnaissance, credential and lateral-movement scenarios fixed in the success criteria.
Confirm that the event carries the source host, account and attack-path context needed for investigation.
Validate the supported API, Syslog or SIEM handoff and agree who owns triage and escalation.
Check the evidence, telemetry and forensic context available to the team after a controlled validation event.
Confirm topology, resource use and compatibility without materially disrupting the protected production segment.
Document results, gaps, production architecture, ownership and the next commercial and technical step.
The user keeps a personal environment, while approved applications, VPN access and corporate files operate inside an encrypted workspace. Clipboard, file, USB and external-channel policies are validated during the local pilot.
SNS-IX includes the complete technology direction in the conversation, but separates announced and historical roadmap capabilities from production-ready services.
Supported systems, response actions and commercial availability are validated before any pilot.
Confirm ScopeIntended to connect vulnerable hosts and local privilege-escalation paths with identity risk. It is not presented as a standalone generally available service.
Confirm ScopeThe platform is planned to combine deception, identity, endpoint and vulnerability context. Console, integrations and launch scope are confirmed during consultation.
Confirm Scope
SNS-IX is the exclusive local representative for this product portfolio in Uzbekistan and coordinates scope, licensing, pilot, integration, deployment and handover through one commercial and technical point of contact.
SNS-IX can scope a Deception Pilot, Managed Deception, an Identity Exposure Assessment, pilot-led Managed ITDR, and a Secure Contractor Workspace pilot. Exact modules, support boundaries and production scope are fixed in the project specification.
No. The portfolio is modular. Start with the risk that has the clearest business impact, validate it in a scoped pilot, then add another control plane when the architecture and operating model justify it.
Choose ITDR when identity exposure is the primary concern and deception when early warning for internal reconnaissance or lateral movement matters most. EDR is the endpoint expansion layer; its current scope and availability are confirmed before it enters a pilot.
Not automatically. It creates an isolated, encrypted place for corporate data with access and activity controls. Its relationship with DLP, VDI, endpoint and identity controls is defined for the customer environment.
The integration design can include API, Syslog or the supported interfaces of the selected capability. Exact connectors, event fields and response actions are confirmed before the pilot.
Endpoint scope is confirmed during assessment because support depends on the current release, operating systems, telemetry policy and required response actions. The supported configuration is documented before a pilot.
SNS-IX coordinates the assessment, solution scope, commercial process, pilot, deployment and handover in Uzbekistan. Support boundaries and escalation ownership are documented for each project.
SNS-IX documents the production architecture, telemetry location, supported integrations, operating ownership and the applicable Uzbekistan certification route. A foreign certification is useful technical evidence but is not presented as automatic local approval.
Describe the business scenario without sending sensitive network details. SNS-IX will clarify scope, dependencies, availability and pilot criteria with your team.
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